Sentence examples similar to more substantial statements from inspiring English sources

The firm said it would release a more substantial statement on the appointment later on Monday.

While not describing the contents of the documents or interviews, the committee believes that the full record will show Mr. Rove's role in the firing of the U.S. attorneys was more substantial than his statements to the media indicate".

If this is right, therefore, the disagreement between realists and antirealists, in at least some areas, must concern the truth or objectivity of the problematic statements in a more substantial sense, but one which is still less exacting than that of the metaphysical realist characterized by Putnam and Dummett.

"Lo," her first big orchestral statement, is even more substantial.

But after almost 25 minutes of such immaculate musical surfaces you do begin to want something a bit more substantial – a passage that is more statement than suggestion, a moment of roughness or at a least that everything is not as cut and dried as it seems.

We've been following the fashion side of Greg Lauren's career for a few years now, and as much as we've always admired his knack for turning vintage army tent canvas and woolen blankets into seriously stylish garments, the last couple of seasons have left us longing for something more substantial than riffs on the upcycled statement jacket.

The existence of the statements also reveals that more substantial inquiries were made of defence personnel about the allegations, but raise further questions about the federal government's reluctance to interview the asylum seekers involved.

The prosecutors' detailed statement suggests that they have gleaned a more substantial picture of the Hamburg cell and of its members' movements from questioning of witnesses since Sept. 11.

More substantial!" Pavarotti said.

Or something more substantial?

The markets had wanted something more substantial.